Beginning HTML with CSS and XHTML incorporates practical examples that will show you how to structure your data correctly using (X)HTML, together with styling and layout basics using CSS. It also shows how to add dynamic behavior to your data using the JavaScript. language. All of the featured code and techniques are standards compliant and demonstrate best practices.so you will not waste time on any outdated techniques.

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Issue	Author's Response
Chapter 2, heading Character Data, Table 2-2, the Entity Reference for the " character is not < it is "	Chapter 2, page 17, heading Character Data, Table 2-2, the Entity Reference for the " character is not < it is "
Ch. 6: pg. 189: paragraph 3: sentence 1: 'Using the instantiated object, $dom, you can build the tree using load() to load from a string and using loadXML() to load from a resource.' Should say: 'Using the instantiated object, $dom, you can build the tree using load() to load from a resource and using loadXML() to load from a string.'	Ch. 6: pg. 189: paragraph 3: sentence 1: 'Using the instantiated object, $dom, you can build the tree using load() to load from a string and using loadXML() to load from a resource.' Should say: 'Using the instantiated object, $dom, you can build the tree using load() to load from a resource and using loadXML() to load from a string.'
Ch. 6: pg. 185: Paragraph titled 'Birth of the DOM Extension': second sentence: I believe the word 'consistently' should be changed to 'constantly'.	Ch. 6: pg. 185: Paragraph titled 'Birth of the DOM Extension': second sentence: 'consistently' should be changed to 'constantly'.
Chapter 3: on page 86, under the heading 'Complex Content', after the xsd example, second sentence. "These elements must not show up in the exact order..." It SHOULD say: "These elements must now show up in the exact order..." Because, when you define a sequence, the xsd list of elements is a specific list in a specific order.	Chapter 3: on page 86, under the heading 'Complex Content', after the xsd example, second sentence. "These elements must not show up in the exact order..." It SHOULD say: "These elements must now show up in the exact order..." Because, when you define a sequence, the xsd list of elements is a specific list in a specific order.
chapter 8 page 299 row 25 "the xCML class" should be "the cXML class "	chapter 8 page 299 row 25 "the xCML class" should be "the cXML class "